FEMA awards Babbitt Court with grant to raise homes to reduce flooding
News 12’s Carol Wilkinson spoke with Greenburgh Town supervisor Paul Feiner and residents of the town.
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14h agoHomeowners on Babbitt Court Avenue are celebrating a win after the Federal Emergency Management Agency awarded the neighborhood with a grant to raise homes in the town which will reduce the risk of flooding.
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